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A Different Kind of Souvenir

Melinda LeBlanc

My husband and I recently took a vacation to a nearby beach and state park, and I returned with a divine souvenir. I was...

Sitting with the Anima Christi Prayer

Vinita Hampton Wright

The Anima Christi prayer has been attributed to St. Ignatius Loyola, but it has ancient roots, having lived within the soul of the Christian...

Pope Francis Says… Posters

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Decorate your space with the inspiring words of Pope Francis. Phrases encouraging joy, prayer, and sharing are paired with vibrant illustrations on a set...

Confronting a 2,000-Year-Old Challenge

Rebecca Ruiz

Recently I came across one of my favorite passages in the Gospel of Mark, the Parable of the Rich Young Man. In Mark 10:21,...

Contemplative in Action

dotMagis Editor

Ignatius has us consider how God dwells in everything, how God labors for us in all of creation, and how all good things and...

Men and Women for Others

dotMagis Editor

It’s often said that people following an Ignatian path are working to become “men and women for others.” But what does that mean? The...

Three Things I Learned About St. Ignatius While on Pilgrimage

Marina Berzins McCoy

This summer, I was gifted with the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage tracing the footsteps of St. Ignatius Loyola with a group of...

Alfred Delp “Wrestled with God”

Mary Frances Coady

Seventy-five years ago on August 15, the feast of the Assumption, the Jesuit Alfred Delp was due to make his final vows in the...

God’s To-Do List for Me

Loretta Pehanich

This story is inspired by Luke 10:38–42. Jesus comes into my kitchen. “How can I help you with the meal, Martha?” he asks kindly, coming...

Sharing a Moment with a Stranger on Vacation

Shemaiah Gonzalez

Entering Westminster Abbey on vacation with my 10-year-old son, I overheard a man with an American accent ask, “Can we take photos?” “No, sorry, sir,”...

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